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Ex-PM Manmohan lambasts DeMo effect
Ex-PM Manmohan lambasts DeMo effect
Pune Mirror / Updated: Mar 3, 2021, 06:00 IST
decision’ in 2016
THIRUVANANTHAPURAM Attacking the Centre, former Prime Minister
Manmohan Singh (in pic) on Tuesday said unemployment is high in the country and its informal sector is in a shambles following the “ill-considered
demonetisation decision” taken by the BJP-led
government in 2016. He also criticised the central government for not holding regular consultations with the states. Inaugurating a development summit virtually organised by the Rajiv Gandhi Institute of Development Studies, an economic think tank aligned to the Congress ideology in poll-bound Kerala, Singh said temporary measures by the central government and the RBI to paper over the credit problem cannot blind us to the looming credit crisis ahead that could affect the small and medium sector.
Dr Manmohan Singh criticised the centre for not holding regular consultations with states
Thiruvananthapuram:
Attacking the Centre, former Prime Minister Manmohan Singh on Tuesday said unemployment is high in the country and its informal sector is in shambles following the ill considered demonetisation decision taken by the BJP-led government in 2016.
He also criticised the central government for not holding regular consultations with the states.
Inaugurating a development summit virtually organised by the Rajiv Gandhi Institute of Development Studies, an economic think-tank aligned to the Congress ideology in poll-bound Kerala, Mr Singh said temporary measures by the central government and the RBI to paper over the credit problem cannot blind us to the looming credit crisis ahead that could affect the small and medium sector.